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Reverse Scott Pilgrim and World's End and that's probably mine (I've never made it all the way through Scott Pilgrim).

 

I remember trying to see Shaun of the Dead in theaters when I was 14 and they wouldn't let us buy tickets. We had to see Shark Tale instead...

In retrospect we should have just walked into Shaun with our Shark Tale tickets

 

I did that for tropic thunder with the dark knight.

 

You knew Hot Saucerman worked on Shark Tale

 

Guillermo Del Toro's 3Below animated series is up. Hope it's as good as Trollhunters

Starting She-Ra now

 

That Black Mirror thing was weird, I don't know if I'll rewatch with different choices. Or what choices actually effect the ending.

 

It was cool to finally see infinity war.

Is marvel still going to keep showing their movies on Netflix or is that going to end too?

 

My guess is that they’ve been adding a bunch of their content to netflix lately so that they can pull it all at once and attract people to their new streaming service.

 

Everything I've heard is the agreement ends 1/1/2019

 

Solo is hitting Netflix in January, so I don't think anything big is changing at least for a while

 

They said that Ant Man and the Wasp is the last film they will put on Netflix from themselves.

 

Weird goal for 2019 but I want to utilize Netflix and Prime more. Feel like I end up only watching a few shows and movies I’ve already seen a bunch because I already know they’re good / great instead of looking into new things. Probably because I feel like shows are such an investment, but I know I’m missing a bunch of good stuff that I should look into since I’m paying $12 a month for the damn opportunity

 

Wow. I tried to give Watership Down a chance, and I really tried to look past the quality of the animation, but I just couldn't do it. I haven't seen something that looked that piss poor in a long time. Inexcusable. It's not even watchable.

Especially when I keep reading stories in the news about how Netflix makes so much money they don't know what to do with it all, it's frustrating that they couldn't have kicked a little bit more budget this production's way. I cannot believe anyone signed off on this being a good idea when they clearly didn't have the money or the time to pull it off in a way that was even close to acceptable quality.

 

Same.

 

I guess this technically wasn't on Netflix, but I finally watched The World's End. I still love Scott Pilgrim the most, but I don't know how I'd rank the rest, they're all really good. Having seen all the other movies now, though, Baby Driver kind of feels like Edgar Wright directed someone else's idea for a movie.

 

I'm really enjoying You.

 

You was great, binged it all in the last two days lol.

 

Been on a big British series kick lately. I watched Flowers (loved this, highly recommend it), now I'm making my way through The Fall (also awesome), and then probably will watch Happy Valley. Cheerio

 

My company co produced You and aired it back in September. I remember thinking it looked interesting but then they just spammed the shit out of it.....we all came into the office one day and all our desktop backgrounds were You wallpapers and our screen savers became You trailers. After that I refused to watch out of protest lol. Maybe I'll finally give it a chance!

 

I’ve still been casually watching comedians in cars getting coffee but like these openings are still so painfully just fake.

I’ve been watching that and Castlevania.

 

Bird Box and the Ellen special are both very enjoyable lazy day watches.

 

Watched Cam as my lazy day movie yesterday. It was ok

 

Cam is great. It ended up my third favorite horror movie of the year

 

My mom has been talking about You for months. She won't stop talking about it and brings it up to everyone she knows. I've heard about the plot 3,000 times by now. I hesitate to watch because it originally aired on Lifetime, which my mom even said she knows that'd be a turnoff for most people but it's not 'lifetimey' at all.

Didn't realize it was on Netflix now. Maybe I'll give it a go.

 

I watched all 10 episodes of You yesterday....